@unknownuser said:

I currently have a Natatorium in Plano that I am working on

If you need some interior/exterior still renders feel free to call on me.

I missed all of this, when does the free content go away? am I too late?

Why are you concerned about speed? You say this is just a hobby.

Some really cool images, some I recognized from here.

Is this your current job or just a hobby you hope to extend into something more?

What software do you use, including any post-editing or video editors?

So much to unpack here.

What type of renders are we talking about?
What level of detail does the client require?
Interior or exterior?
Will they require a walkthrough animation? (this is always an upsell so choose your software wisely)
What is the scope of work? ( are you modeling the entire project, working with a team of modelers, were you given the model, etc?

Awesome images.

I did one a couple of years ago as a doodle, I was learning the new Twinmotion, just after Epic bought it.

What I like about LM studio is the ability to run it locally, I have dual RTX 4090's and 126GB system ram so the large language models run smooth, I also want less restrictive models.

That is cool, and a little complicated.

What models are you using for images, which do you find is best?
Do you know of any good models for prompt to 3d model?

So, this whole AI thing may be more than a fad?

I like yours more than the top one, you say a company posted an image with a Twinmotion community edition watermark?

There is never a reason to add cars to homes, we know they are in the garage, but they do not work for scale as we know the size of doors so we can gauge scale easily, and as Rich said, it looks like you are hiding geometry, and is that to scale? seems pretty large.
The reflection on the window next to the garage is a giveaway.

Another rookie indicator is the autumn leaves on the grass with tropical trees around, just because you can add leaves or road puddles does not mean you should. I like your zero-scape based on your climatic location.

Great start and a good way to learn, I look forward to seeing your progress

That is way cool, can you get multiple views of the same image? or will the AI create a different reult for different views?